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What happens to overlapping registrations on different systems? Do I have legal right over the domain I registered?

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What happens to overlapping registrations on different systems? Do I have legal right over the domain I registered?

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If you register a multilingual domain name with an i-DNS affiliate, you are then entitled to use the name in the i-DNS.net system – a global multilingual domain name system. The registration of a domain name entitles the registrant to the use of the domain name in accordance with terms and conditions. Registration does not confer any legal ownership or intellectual property rights over the domain name. The existence or extent of such legal rights depends on the intellectual property rights (eg. trademark rights) you may have over the particular name. In the event of a domain name dispute, we will follow the processes on our dispute policy and forward the matter to the relevant body for dispute resolution. We make no claims nor do we regulate any language domain space.